09-11-2008, 03:32 PM
Minor powerplay, hope it's okay. u_u;
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_____Upon reaching the room that she remembered the piano being in, Corona pushed the half-closed door open and wandered in, finding the upright piano at its place against the wall. The dust that was on it proved that it hadn't been played for quite some time, but for the most part it was very well taken care of. The keys still retained their ivory and she assumed also still retain their delightful sound. She pulled the seat out for Talitha, looking for her in the dim light and offering up a smile to her.
_____“The white keys play your notes, and the black ones are what they call sharp keys. They play the same note as the key to its left, but it's at a higher pitch,” hence the sharp sound to it, she supposed. Once Talitha had seated herself, Corona moved along to explain more of what she knew. “To start playing, you put your hands here,” at which point she demonstrated, “and then you basically push the keys. But if you do them in order, from your left hand to your right, you'll see that they go up in pitch.”
_____Upon reaching the room that she remembered the piano being in, Corona pushed the half-closed door open and wandered in, finding the upright piano at its place against the wall. The dust that was on it proved that it hadn't been played for quite some time, but for the most part it was very well taken care of. The keys still retained their ivory and she assumed also still retain their delightful sound. She pulled the seat out for Talitha, looking for her in the dim light and offering up a smile to her.
_____“The white keys play your notes, and the black ones are what they call sharp keys. They play the same note as the key to its left, but it's at a higher pitch,” hence the sharp sound to it, she supposed. Once Talitha had seated herself, Corona moved along to explain more of what she knew. “To start playing, you put your hands here,” at which point she demonstrated, “and then you basically push the keys. But if you do them in order, from your left hand to your right, you'll see that they go up in pitch.”